Dear friends as per government rules we can get GST credits on all expenses... so at this time how to make asset purchase entry in tally
unedr GST....
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published:05 Aug 2017

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http://www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com
http://www.InvestLocalBook.com
Buying assets vs. buying shares
When buying or selling a business, a common question that comes up is whether to buy or sell the shares or the assets of the business.
For some people who are not familiar with this, the concept can be hard to grasp. That’s why I made this video to explain things in simple terms: https://youtu.be/HgDLgwbXgj0
Here’s an illustration. Imagine thatMark owns a lawn maintenance company; Mark’s Lawns Inc. Mark’s Lawns Inc. owns a tractor.
If you wanted to get into the lawn maintenance business you could buy Mark’s Lawns Inc. The ownership of the tractor doesn’t change. It was and still is owned by Mark’s Lawns Inc. In this case, the seller is Mark. He’s selling the shares of the corporation to you.
The other way to buy the business would be to buy the tractor. In this case, Mark’s Lawns Inc. is the seller. The ownership of Mark’s Lawns Inc. doesn’t change. Mark will still own this corporation after the transaction, the only difference is that the company will have money in it instead of a tractor.
Because corporations are people under the law, a share sale makes a new owner subject to liabilities to past events. An attorney will do their best to structure warranties to try to protect a buyer but at the end of the day, a share sale could expose a buyer to unwanted liabilities.
Asset sales are technically just the purchase of ‘stuff.’ In this regard a buyer doesn’t necessarily have to worry about most of the past issues with the corporation. Also there are usually tax advantages for buyers who buy assets because equipment that may have been fully depreciated by a seller may now appear on the buyer’s books at fair market value and can be depreciated again by the buyer.
Seller’s know this and there is an equal tax disadvantage vis-à-vis depreciated equipment. Also, in some places, such as Canada, there is preferred tax treatment on the sale of shares of an eligible corporation.
So when people ask me if they should buy or sell shares or assets I tell them this: Buyers should try to buy assets, sellers should try to sell shares but at the end of the day it doesn’t matter.
The type of transaction will form part of the negotiation.
Let me give you a simple example. A seller wants $250,000 for their business. A buyer offers $200,000. The seller says that they can’t go that low unless the buyer is willing to purchase shares… a deal is struck.
The tax advantages/disadvantages of either form of sale are known by both parties and can sometimes be estimated by both parties. As such, it just comes down to dollars and cents in most cases.. unless there are specific reasons to buy shares such as contracts, government regulation, etc… but that is a subject for another day.
If you’d like help to buy or sell a business, call me at (506) 381-8416 or visit www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com or www.BusinessBuyerAdvantage.com
Please remember to like and share this article, it’s the only way the people who run the internet have of knowing if the content is any good or not. The more you share, the more likely someone who needs this information will be able to find it.
If you would like to hear from me weekly before anyone else, you can sign yourself up at www.DavidCBarnett.com Improve your business each and every day, download my FREE daily cheat sheet and hang it in your work area to keep yourself focused. https://gum.co/15Questions/FREE
Do you live in Toronto? I’ve got workshops coming up for Toronto in September on buying and selling businesses. Book now, there isn’t much room left.. http://davidbarnett.eventbrite.ca
If you’d like to learn how to create high returns by making local private lending deals, check out http://www.LocalInvestingCourse.com The Local Investing Academy starts in September.
Thanks and I’ll see you next time.

Learn purchase of fixed assets as stock item with gst in tally erp 9. Fixed assets or capital goods are assets which are purchased for long-term use and are not likely to be converted quickly into cash, such as land, buildings, computer, laptop, printer, plant and machinery, furniture and equipment vehicles and tools. Capital goods are assets that an organization uses to produce goods or services. Learn how to post fixed asset purchase accounting entries as stock item so it shows in stock summary with quantities and learn what the effect in gstr 2 in tally. All options explain with detail, learn what is the accounting treatment of fixed assets and capital goods in tally, learn all accounting entries for gst. Learn Fixed Asset management accounting in Tally. It is full step by step tally video tutorial in Hindi based on advance, professional, expert tally course for gst accounting with tally. It is a part of rscfa course.
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Explained about how to create asset groups, asset masters and posting of asset purchase entry with GST

published:20 Aug 2017

views:45057

This video explains how the Fed's quantitative easing (QE) program impacted the Fed's balance sheet. There are three other videos on our channel about the Fed's balance sheet.
Thanks for watching!

published:14 Sep 2017

views:796

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Do Large Asset Purchases Affect the Currency?
I get a lot of questions regarding large asset movements and how that affects the markets, a typical example of this is when one company buys another company; let’s say an American company is looking to purchase a UK company and subsequently does so.
The question relating to this then is, do such acquisitions affect currency prices? The answer to this question is yes it does and I’m going to explain how that happens and how you can use it to your advantage.
So, sticking to that example I mentioned initially, which was the purchase of a UK company by a US company, now generally on a scale like that the companies we are referring to are usually pretty big, the amounts are usually in their billions which of course is market moving.
When you get a large acquisition like that the process usually goes like this; the US company firstly has to exchange their USD for GBP, so that exchange is effectively like trading the GBPUSD currency pair in the volume of billions or hundreds of millions which is of course on such a grand scale is going to move the market.
This affects the Forex markets in two waves;
The first wave comes when the announcement is made; this is when the speculators get involved as they know when such a large acquisition is taking place that GBPUSD is eventually going to go up. So they will start buying GBP in anticipation of that fact, this in itself will push GBPUSD higher.
The second wave is of course when the investment actually happens and can sometimes be a gradual shift upward based on the value of the acquisition.
Effectively as Forex traders when you hear of this in the news you’re not late, as there is still plenty of opportunity to buy that currency pair and good opportunities to make some pips.

published:15 Oct 2014

views:2270

Generally referred to as quantitative easing, or QE, the APP is one of the non-standard monetary policy measures the ECB has taken to address risky periods of low inflation.
Running since October 2014, the APP has been expanded over time in duration, size, and composition.
For this video, we visited the trading room to learn more about the programme and speak with ECB experts about why the APP is needed and how the ECB monitors its pass-through to financial markets and the real economy.
https://www.ecb.europa.eu
http://bit.ly/1PZKMrf

published:06 Jun 2016

views:27328

Originally presented at our Using Acquisitions as a GrowthStrategy seminar, this short video clip looks at the advantages and disadvantages of asset purchases vs. stock deals in an M&A transaction.

► Subscribe to the Financial Times on YouTube: http://bit.ly/FTimeSubs
The European Central Bank has pledged to continue its €60bn a month asset purchase programme until March 2017 ‘or beyond’ after it cut a key interest rate to a historic low. The FT’s Ferdinando Giugliano explains in 60 seconds what the measures mean.
For more video content from the Financial Times, visit http://www.FT.com/video
Twitter https://twitter.com/ftvideo
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/financialtimes

Asset

In financial accounting, an asset is an economic resource. Anything tangible or intangible that can be owned or controlled to produce value and that is held to have positive economic value is considered an asset. Simply stated, assets represent value of ownership that can be converted into cash (although cash itself is also considered an asset).

The balance sheet of a firm records the monetary value of the assets owned by the firm. It is money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business. Two major asset classes are tangible assets and intangible assets. Tangible assets contain various subclasses, including current assets and fixed assets. Current assets include inventory, while fixed assets include such items as buildings and equipment.

Asset (computer security)

In information security, computer security and network security an Asset is any data, device, or other component of the environment that supports information-related activities. Assets generally include hardware (e.g. servers and switches), software (e.g. mission critical applications and support systems) and confidential information. Assets should be protected from illicit access, use, disclosure, alteration, destruction, and/or theft, resulting in loss to the organization.

Risk analysis

When performing risk analysis it is important to weigh how much to spend protecting each asset against the cost of losing the asset. It is also important to take into account the chance of each loss occurring. Intangible costs must also be factored in. If a hacker makes a copy of all a company's credit card numbers it does not cost them anything directly but the loss in fines and reputation can be enormous.

HOW TO MAKE ASSET PURCHASE ENTRY IN TALLY ERP UNDER GST

Dear friends as per government rules we can get GST credits on all expenses... so at this time how to make asset purchase entry in tally
unedr GST....
My New channel : Tech- Adviser
about Computer Technology
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJBbsq9D8M0RyUNjYu7B7EA
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11:23

Asset vs. Share Purchase - How to Sell a Business How to Buy a Business - David C Barnett

Asset vs. Share Purchase - How to Sell a Business How to Buy a Business - David C Barnett

Asset vs. Share Purchase - How to Sell a Business How to Buy a Business - David C Barnett

http://www.BusinessBuyerAdvantage.com
http://www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com
http://www.InvestLocalBook.com
Buying assets vs. buying shares
When buying or selling a business, a common question that comes up is whether to buy or sell the shares or the assets of the business.
For some people who are not familiar with this, the concept can be hard to grasp. That’s why I made this video to explain things in simple terms: https://youtu.be/HgDLgwbXgj0
Here’s an illustration. Imagine thatMark owns a lawn maintenance company; Mark’s Lawns Inc. Mark’s Lawns Inc. owns a tractor.
If you wanted to get into the lawn maintenance business you could buy Mark’s Lawns Inc. The ownership of the tractor doesn’t change. It was and still is owned by Mark’s Lawns Inc. In this case, the seller is Mark. He’s selling the shares of the corporation to you.
The other way to buy the business would be to buy the tractor. In this case, Mark’s Lawns Inc. is the seller. The ownership of Mark’s Lawns Inc. doesn’t change. Mark will still own this corporation after the transaction, the only difference is that the company will have money in it instead of a tractor.
Because corporations are people under the law, a share sale makes a new owner subject to liabilities to past events. An attorney will do their best to structure warranties to try to protect a buyer but at the end of the day, a share sale could expose a buyer to unwanted liabilities.
Asset sales are technically just the purchase of ‘stuff.’ In this regard a buyer doesn’t necessarily have to worry about most of the past issues with the corporation. Also there are usually tax advantages for buyers who buy assets because equipment that may have been fully depreciated by a seller may now appear on the buyer’s books at fair market value and can be depreciated again by the buyer.
Seller’s know this and there is an equal tax disadvantage vis-à-vis depreciated equipment. Also, in some places, such as Canada, there is preferred tax treatment on the sale of shares of an eligible corporation.
So when people ask me if they should buy or sell shares or assets I tell them this: Buyers should try to buy assets, sellers should try to sell shares but at the end of the day it doesn’t matter.
The type of transaction will form part of the negotiation.
Let me give you a simple example. A seller wants $250,000 for their business. A buyer offers $200,000. The seller says that they can’t go that low unless the buyer is willing to purchase shares… a deal is struck.
The tax advantages/disadvantages of either form of sale are known by both parties and can sometimes be estimated by both parties. As such, it just comes down to dollars and cents in most cases.. unless there are specific reasons to buy shares such as contracts, government regulation, etc… but that is a subject for another day.
If you’d like help to buy or sell a business, call me at (506) 381-8416 or visit www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com or www.BusinessBuyerAdvantage.com
Please remember to like and share this article, it’s the only way the people who run the internet have of knowing if the content is any good or not. The more you share, the more likely someone who needs this information will be able to find it.
If you would like to hear from me weekly before anyone else, you can sign yourself up at www.DavidCBarnett.com Improve your business each and every day, download my FREE daily cheat sheet and hang it in your work area to keep yourself focused. https://gum.co/15Questions/FREE
Do you live in Toronto? I’ve got workshops coming up for Toronto in September on buying and selling businesses. Book now, there isn’t much room left.. http://davidbarnett.eventbrite.ca
If you’d like to learn how to create high returns by making local private lending deals, check out http://www.LocalInvestingCourse.com The Local Investing Academy starts in September.
Thanks and I’ll see you next time.

Learn purchase of fixed assets as stock item with gst in tally erp 9. Fixed assets or capital goods are assets which are purchased for long-term use and are not likely to be converted quickly into cash, such as land, buildings, computer, laptop, printer, plant and machinery, furniture and equipment vehicles and tools. Capital goods are assets that an organization uses to produce goods or services. Learn how to post fixed asset purchase accounting entries as stock item so it shows in stock summary with quantities and learn what the effect in gstr 2 in tally. All options explain with detail, learn what is the accounting treatment of fixed assets and capital goods in tally, learn all accounting entries for gst. Learn Fixed Asset management accounting in Tally. It is full step by step tally video tutorial in Hindi based on advance, professional, expert tally course for gst accounting with tally. It is a part of rscfa course.
🙏Click to Watch All Videos on
👉CapitalGoods Purchase & Input Tax Credit Adjustment with GST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTsgpAO8VCQ
👉GST Accounting Entries in Tally Day by Day –
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlDtUyWdJwXWXAGj_W0peoAfenOKHeCYN
👉Click to Watch Basic Tally Accounting Video Day By Day-
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlDtUyWdJwXXx8VkVuPoRuqbVJzOBj9Cv
👉Visit Our Website:
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👉Visit Our Blog:
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Do Large Asset Purchases Affect the Currency?
I get a lot of questions regarding large asset movements and how that affects the markets, a typical example of this is when one company buys another company; let’s say an American company is looking to purchase a UK company and subsequently does so.
The question relating to this then is, do such acquisitions affect currency prices? The answer to this question is yes it does and I’m going to explain how that happens and how you can use it to your advantage.
So, sticking to that example I mentioned initially, which was the purchase of a UK company by a US company, now generally on a scale like that the companies we are referring to are usually pretty big, the amounts are usually in their billions which of course is market moving.
When you get a large acquisition like that the process usually goes like this; the US company firstly has to exchange their USD for GBP, so that exchange is effectively like trading the GBPUSD currency pair in the volume of billions or hundreds of millions which is of course on such a grand scale is going to move the market.
This affects the Forex markets in two waves;
The first wave comes when the announcement is made; this is when the speculators get involved as they know when such a large acquisition is taking place that GBPUSD is eventually going to go up. So they will start buying GBP in anticipation of that fact, this in itself will push GBPUSD higher.
The second wave is of course when the investment actually happens and can sometimes be a gradual shift upward based on the value of the acquisition.
Effectively as Forex traders when you hear of this in the news you’re not late, as there is still plenty of opportunity to buy that currency pair and good opportunities to make some pips.

3:40

Inside the Asset Purchase Programme

Inside the Asset Purchase Programme

Inside the Asset Purchase Programme

Generally referred to as quantitative easing, or QE, the APP is one of the non-standard monetary policy measures the ECB has taken to address risky periods of low inflation.
Running since October 2014, the APP has been expanded over time in duration, size, and composition.
For this video, we visited the trading room to learn more about the programme and speak with ECB experts about why the APP is needed and how the ECB monitors its pass-through to financial markets and the real economy.
https://www.ecb.europa.eu
http://bit.ly/1PZKMrf

5:44

Asset vs. Stock Deals in M&A

Asset vs. Stock Deals in M&A

Asset vs. Stock Deals in M&A

Originally presented at our Using Acquisitions as a GrowthStrategy seminar, this short video clip looks at the advantages and disadvantages of asset purchases vs. stock deals in an M&A transaction.

ECB's QE move explained in 60 seconds | FT World

► Subscribe to the Financial Times on YouTube: http://bit.ly/FTimeSubs
The European Central Bank has pledged to continue its €60bn a month asset purchase programme until March 2017 ‘or beyond’ after it cut a key interest rate to a historic low. The FT’s Ferdinando Giugliano explains in 60 seconds what the measures mean.
For more video content from the Financial Times, visit http://www.FT.com/video
Twitter https://twitter.com/ftvideo
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/financialtimes

HOW TO MAKE ASSET PURCHASE ENTRY IN TALLY ERP UNDER GST

Dear friends as per government rules we can get GST credits on all expenses... so at this time how to make asset purchase entry in tally
unedr GST....
My New channel : Tech- Adviser
about Computer Technology
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJBbsq9D8M0RyUNjYu7B7EA
My Mic : Ahuja Brand ( Use for Desktop )
https://amzn.to/2IAF81v

published: 05 Aug 2017

Asset vs. Share Purchase - How to Sell a Business How to Buy a Business - David C Barnett

http://www.BusinessBuyerAdvantage.com
http://www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com
http://www.InvestLocalBook.com
Buying assets vs. buying shares
When buying or selling a business, a common question that comes up is whether to buy or sell the shares or the assets of the business.
For some people who are not familiar with this, the concept can be hard to grasp. That’s why I made this video to explain things in simple terms: https://youtu.be/HgDLgwbXgj0
Here’s an illustration. Imagine thatMark owns a lawn maintenance company; Mark’s Lawns Inc. Mark’s Lawns Inc. owns a tractor.
If you wanted to get into the lawn maintenance business you could buy Mark’s Lawns Inc. The ownership of the tractor doesn’t change. It was and still is owned by Mark’s Lawns Inc. In this case, the seller is Mark....

Learn purchase of fixed assets as stock item with gst in tally erp 9. Fixed assets or capital goods are assets which are purchased for long-term use and are not likely to be converted quickly into cash, such as land, buildings, computer, laptop, printer, plant and machinery, furniture and equipment vehicles and tools. Capital goods are assets that an organization uses to produce goods or services. Learn how to post fixed asset purchase accounting entries as stock item so it shows in stock summary with quantities and learn what the effect in gstr 2 in tally. All options explain with detail, learn what is the accounting treatment of fixed assets and capital goods in tally, learn all accounting entries for gst. Learn Fixed Asset management accounting in Tally. It is full step by step tally vi...

Need help becoming profitable? Watch this interview, where Jarratt reveals THE EDGE, which got him #2 ranking: http://www.jarrattdavis.com/forex-course
Do Large Asset Purchases Affect the Currency?
I get a lot of questions regarding large asset movements and how that affects the markets, a typical example of this is when one company buys another company; let’s say an American company is looking to purchase a UK company and subsequently does so.
The question relating to this then is, do such acquisitions affect currency prices? The answer to this question is yes it does and I’m going to explain how that happens and how you can use it to your advantage.
So, sticking to that example I mentioned initially, which was the purchase of a UK company by a US company, now generally on a scale ...

published: 15 Oct 2014

Inside the Asset Purchase Programme

Generally referred to as quantitative easing, or QE, the APP is one of the non-standard monetary policy measures the ECB has taken to address risky periods of low inflation.
Running since October 2014, the APP has been expanded over time in duration, size, and composition.
For this video, we visited the trading room to learn more about the programme and speak with ECB experts about why the APP is needed and how the ECB monitors its pass-through to financial markets and the real economy.
https://www.ecb.europa.eu
http://bit.ly/1PZKMrf

published: 06 Jun 2016

Asset vs. Stock Deals in M&A

Originally presented at our Using Acquisitions as a GrowthStrategy seminar, this short video clip looks at the advantages and disadvantages of asset purchases vs. stock deals in an M&A transaction.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT-zZCow6v8t5_2RQDnAOQHfQiBYDw26z BEST ACCOUNTING PLAYLIST ON YOUTUBE !!!!!!!! Accounting for Beginners #40 / Inventory / Asset / JournalEntry / Purchasing Inventory. We are switching gears and going to be discussing everything Inventory in the next few videos. In this video, i discuss that Inventory is an Asset and we perform a Journal Entry, where we make a Purchase of Inventory. The easiest way to keeps debits and credits, and Assets = Liabilities + Equity ( Accounting Equation) straight. This is how i passed the CPA Exam to become a licensed CPA in the State of Florida. You can use the information in the video on your first day of Accounting class all the way tho being a CPA. Debits, Credits, Assets, Draw, Expenses, Liabilities, Equity, Rev...

published: 10 Jul 2017

ECB's QE move explained in 60 seconds | FT World

► Subscribe to the Financial Times on YouTube: http://bit.ly/FTimeSubs
The European Central Bank has pledged to continue its €60bn a month asset purchase programme until March 2017 ‘or beyond’ after it cut a key interest rate to a historic low. The FT’s Ferdinando Giugliano explains in 60 seconds what the measures mean.
For more video content from the Financial Times, visit http://www.FT.com/video
Twitter https://twitter.com/ftvideo
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/financialtimes

HOW TO MAKE ASSET PURCHASE ENTRY IN TALLY ERP UNDER GST

Dear friends as per government rules we can get GST credits on all expenses... so at this time how to make asset purchase entry in tally
unedr GST....
My New...

Dear friends as per government rules we can get GST credits on all expenses... so at this time how to make asset purchase entry in tally
unedr GST....
My New channel : Tech- Adviser
about Computer Technology
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJBbsq9D8M0RyUNjYu7B7EA
My Mic : Ahuja Brand ( Use for Desktop )
https://amzn.to/2IAF81v

Dear friends as per government rules we can get GST credits on all expenses... so at this time how to make asset purchase entry in tally
unedr GST....
My New channel : Tech- Adviser
about Computer Technology
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJBbsq9D8M0RyUNjYu7B7EA
My Mic : Ahuja Brand ( Use for Desktop )
https://amzn.to/2IAF81v

http://www.BusinessBuyerAdvantage.com
http://www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com
http://www.InvestLocalBook.com
Buying assets vs. buying shares
When buying or selling a business, a common question that comes up is whether to buy or sell the shares or the assets of the business.
For some people who are not familiar with this, the concept can be hard to grasp. That’s why I made this video to explain things in simple terms: https://youtu.be/HgDLgwbXgj0
Here’s an illustration. Imagine thatMark owns a lawn maintenance company; Mark’s Lawns Inc. Mark’s Lawns Inc. owns a tractor.
If you wanted to get into the lawn maintenance business you could buy Mark’s Lawns Inc. The ownership of the tractor doesn’t change. It was and still is owned by Mark’s Lawns Inc. In this case, the seller is Mark. He’s selling the shares of the corporation to you.
The other way to buy the business would be to buy the tractor. In this case, Mark’s Lawns Inc. is the seller. The ownership of Mark’s Lawns Inc. doesn’t change. Mark will still own this corporation after the transaction, the only difference is that the company will have money in it instead of a tractor.
Because corporations are people under the law, a share sale makes a new owner subject to liabilities to past events. An attorney will do their best to structure warranties to try to protect a buyer but at the end of the day, a share sale could expose a buyer to unwanted liabilities.
Asset sales are technically just the purchase of ‘stuff.’ In this regard a buyer doesn’t necessarily have to worry about most of the past issues with the corporation. Also there are usually tax advantages for buyers who buy assets because equipment that may have been fully depreciated by a seller may now appear on the buyer’s books at fair market value and can be depreciated again by the buyer.
Seller’s know this and there is an equal tax disadvantage vis-à-vis depreciated equipment. Also, in some places, such as Canada, there is preferred tax treatment on the sale of shares of an eligible corporation.
So when people ask me if they should buy or sell shares or assets I tell them this: Buyers should try to buy assets, sellers should try to sell shares but at the end of the day it doesn’t matter.
The type of transaction will form part of the negotiation.
Let me give you a simple example. A seller wants $250,000 for their business. A buyer offers $200,000. The seller says that they can’t go that low unless the buyer is willing to purchase shares… a deal is struck.
The tax advantages/disadvantages of either form of sale are known by both parties and can sometimes be estimated by both parties. As such, it just comes down to dollars and cents in most cases.. unless there are specific reasons to buy shares such as contracts, government regulation, etc… but that is a subject for another day.
If you’d like help to buy or sell a business, call me at (506) 381-8416 or visit www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com or www.BusinessBuyerAdvantage.com
Please remember to like and share this article, it’s the only way the people who run the internet have of knowing if the content is any good or not. The more you share, the more likely someone who needs this information will be able to find it.
If you would like to hear from me weekly before anyone else, you can sign yourself up at www.DavidCBarnett.com Improve your business each and every day, download my FREE daily cheat sheet and hang it in your work area to keep yourself focused. https://gum.co/15Questions/FREE
Do you live in Toronto? I’ve got workshops coming up for Toronto in September on buying and selling businesses. Book now, there isn’t much room left.. http://davidbarnett.eventbrite.ca
If you’d like to learn how to create high returns by making local private lending deals, check out http://www.LocalInvestingCourse.com The Local Investing Academy starts in September.
Thanks and I’ll see you next time.

http://www.BusinessBuyerAdvantage.com
http://www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com
http://www.InvestLocalBook.com
Buying assets vs. buying shares
When buying or selling a business, a common question that comes up is whether to buy or sell the shares or the assets of the business.
For some people who are not familiar with this, the concept can be hard to grasp. That’s why I made this video to explain things in simple terms: https://youtu.be/HgDLgwbXgj0
Here’s an illustration. Imagine thatMark owns a lawn maintenance company; Mark’s Lawns Inc. Mark’s Lawns Inc. owns a tractor.
If you wanted to get into the lawn maintenance business you could buy Mark’s Lawns Inc. The ownership of the tractor doesn’t change. It was and still is owned by Mark’s Lawns Inc. In this case, the seller is Mark. He’s selling the shares of the corporation to you.
The other way to buy the business would be to buy the tractor. In this case, Mark’s Lawns Inc. is the seller. The ownership of Mark’s Lawns Inc. doesn’t change. Mark will still own this corporation after the transaction, the only difference is that the company will have money in it instead of a tractor.
Because corporations are people under the law, a share sale makes a new owner subject to liabilities to past events. An attorney will do their best to structure warranties to try to protect a buyer but at the end of the day, a share sale could expose a buyer to unwanted liabilities.
Asset sales are technically just the purchase of ‘stuff.’ In this regard a buyer doesn’t necessarily have to worry about most of the past issues with the corporation. Also there are usually tax advantages for buyers who buy assets because equipment that may have been fully depreciated by a seller may now appear on the buyer’s books at fair market value and can be depreciated again by the buyer.
Seller’s know this and there is an equal tax disadvantage vis-à-vis depreciated equipment. Also, in some places, such as Canada, there is preferred tax treatment on the sale of shares of an eligible corporation.
So when people ask me if they should buy or sell shares or assets I tell them this: Buyers should try to buy assets, sellers should try to sell shares but at the end of the day it doesn’t matter.
The type of transaction will form part of the negotiation.
Let me give you a simple example. A seller wants $250,000 for their business. A buyer offers $200,000. The seller says that they can’t go that low unless the buyer is willing to purchase shares… a deal is struck.
The tax advantages/disadvantages of either form of sale are known by both parties and can sometimes be estimated by both parties. As such, it just comes down to dollars and cents in most cases.. unless there are specific reasons to buy shares such as contracts, government regulation, etc… but that is a subject for another day.
If you’d like help to buy or sell a business, call me at (506) 381-8416 or visit www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com or www.BusinessBuyerAdvantage.com
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Do Large Asset Purchases Affect the Currency?
I get a lot of questions regarding large asset movements and how that affects the markets, a typical example of this is when one company buys another company; let’s say an American company is looking to purchase a UK company and subsequently does so.
The question relating to this then is, do such acquisitions affect currency prices? The answer to this question is yes it does and I’m going to explain how that happens and how you can use it to your advantage.
So, sticking to that example I mentioned initially, which was the purchase of a UK company by a US company, now generally on a scale like that the companies we are referring to are usually pretty big, the amounts are usually in their billions which of course is market moving.
When you get a large acquisition like that the process usually goes like this; the US company firstly has to exchange their USD for GBP, so that exchange is effectively like trading the GBPUSD currency pair in the volume of billions or hundreds of millions which is of course on such a grand scale is going to move the market.
This affects the Forex markets in two waves;
The first wave comes when the announcement is made; this is when the speculators get involved as they know when such a large acquisition is taking place that GBPUSD is eventually going to go up. So they will start buying GBP in anticipation of that fact, this in itself will push GBPUSD higher.
The second wave is of course when the investment actually happens and can sometimes be a gradual shift upward based on the value of the acquisition.
Effectively as Forex traders when you hear of this in the news you’re not late, as there is still plenty of opportunity to buy that currency pair and good opportunities to make some pips.

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Do Large Asset Purchases Affect the Currency?
I get a lot of questions regarding large asset movements and how that affects the markets, a typical example of this is when one company buys another company; let’s say an American company is looking to purchase a UK company and subsequently does so.
The question relating to this then is, do such acquisitions affect currency prices? The answer to this question is yes it does and I’m going to explain how that happens and how you can use it to your advantage.
So, sticking to that example I mentioned initially, which was the purchase of a UK company by a US company, now generally on a scale like that the companies we are referring to are usually pretty big, the amounts are usually in their billions which of course is market moving.
When you get a large acquisition like that the process usually goes like this; the US company firstly has to exchange their USD for GBP, so that exchange is effectively like trading the GBPUSD currency pair in the volume of billions or hundreds of millions which is of course on such a grand scale is going to move the market.
This affects the Forex markets in two waves;
The first wave comes when the announcement is made; this is when the speculators get involved as they know when such a large acquisition is taking place that GBPUSD is eventually going to go up. So they will start buying GBP in anticipation of that fact, this in itself will push GBPUSD higher.
The second wave is of course when the investment actually happens and can sometimes be a gradual shift upward based on the value of the acquisition.
Effectively as Forex traders when you hear of this in the news you’re not late, as there is still plenty of opportunity to buy that currency pair and good opportunities to make some pips.

Inside the Asset Purchase Programme

Generally referred to as quantitative easing, or QE, the APP is one of the non-standard monetary policy measures the ECB has taken to address risky periods of l...

Generally referred to as quantitative easing, or QE, the APP is one of the non-standard monetary policy measures the ECB has taken to address risky periods of low inflation.
Running since October 2014, the APP has been expanded over time in duration, size, and composition.
For this video, we visited the trading room to learn more about the programme and speak with ECB experts about why the APP is needed and how the ECB monitors its pass-through to financial markets and the real economy.
https://www.ecb.europa.eu
http://bit.ly/1PZKMrf

Generally referred to as quantitative easing, or QE, the APP is one of the non-standard monetary policy measures the ECB has taken to address risky periods of low inflation.
Running since October 2014, the APP has been expanded over time in duration, size, and composition.
For this video, we visited the trading room to learn more about the programme and speak with ECB experts about why the APP is needed and how the ECB monitors its pass-through to financial markets and the real economy.
https://www.ecb.europa.eu
http://bit.ly/1PZKMrf

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The European Central Bank has pledged to continue its €60bn a month asset purchase programme until March 2017 ‘or beyond’ after it cut a key interest rate to a historic low. The FT’s Ferdinando Giugliano explains in 60 seconds what the measures mean.
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Buying assets vs. buying shares
When buying or selling a business, a common question that comes up is whether to buy or sell the shares or the assets of the business.
For some people who are not familiar with this, the concept can be hard to grasp. That’s why I made this video to explain things in simple terms: https://youtu.be/HgDLgwbXgj0
Here’s an illustration. Imagine thatMark owns a lawn maintenance company; Mark’s Lawns Inc. Mark’s Lawns Inc. owns a tractor.
If you wanted to get into the lawn maintenance business you could buy Mark’s Lawns Inc. The ownership of the tractor doesn’t change. It was and still is owned by Mark’s Lawns Inc. In this case, the seller is Mark. He’s selling the shares of the corporation to you.
The other way to buy the business would be to buy the tractor. In this case, Mark’s Lawns Inc. is the seller. The ownership of Mark’s Lawns Inc. doesn’t change. Mark will still own this corporation after the transaction, the only difference is that the company will have money in it instead of a tractor.
Because corporations are people under the law, a share sale makes a new owner subject to liabilities to past events. An attorney will do their best to structure warranties to try to protect a buyer but at the end of the day, a share sale could expose a buyer to unwanted liabilities.
Asset sales are technically just the purchase of ‘stuff.’ In this regard a buyer doesn’t necessarily have to worry about most of the past issues with the corporation. Also there are usually tax advantages for buyers who buy assets because equipment that may have been fully depreciated by a seller may now appear on the buyer’s books at fair market value and can be depreciated again by the buyer.
Seller’s know this and there is an equal tax disadvantage vis-à-vis depreciated equipment. Also, in some places, such as Canada, there is preferred tax treatment on the sale of shares of an eligible corporation.
So when people ask me if they should buy or sell shares or assets I tell them this: Buyers should try to buy assets, sellers should try to sell shares but at the end of the day it doesn’t matter.
The type of transaction will form part of the negotiation.
Let me give you a simple example. A seller wants $250,000 for their business. A buyer offers $200,000. The seller says that they can’t go that low unless the buyer is willing to purchase shares… a deal is struck.
The tax advantages/disadvantages of either form of sale are known by both parties and can sometimes be estimated by both parties. As such, it just comes down to dollars and cents in most cases.. unless there are specific reasons to buy shares such as contracts, government regulation, etc… but that is a subject for another day.
If you’d like help to buy or sell a business, call me at (506) 381-8416 or visit www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com or www.BusinessBuyerAdvantage.com
Please remember to like and share this article, it’s the only way the people who run the internet have of knowing if the content is any good or not. The more you share, the more likely someone who needs this information will be able to find it.
If you would like to hear from me weekly before anyone else, you can sign yourself up at www.DavidCBarnett.com Improve your business each and every day, download my FREE daily cheat sheet and hang it in your work area to keep yourself focused. https://gum.co/15Questions/FREE
Do you live in Toronto? I’ve got workshops coming up for Toronto in September on buying and selling businesses. Book now, there isn’t much room left.. http://davidbarnett.eventbrite.ca
If you’d like to learn how to create high returns by making local private lending deals, check out http://www.LocalInvestingCourse.com The Local Investing Academy starts in September.
Thanks and I’ll see you next time.

Learn purchase of fixed assets as stock item with gst in tally erp 9. Fixed assets or capital goods are assets which are purchased for long-term use and are not likely to be converted quickly into cash, such as land, buildings, computer, laptop, printer, plant and machinery, furniture and equipment vehicles and tools. Capital goods are assets that an organization uses to produce goods or services. Learn how to post fixed asset purchase accounting entries as stock item so it shows in stock summary with quantities and learn what the effect in gstr 2 in tally. All options explain with detail, learn what is the accounting treatment of fixed assets and capital goods in tally, learn all accounting entries for gst. Learn Fixed Asset management accounting in Tally. It is full step by step tally video tutorial in Hindi based on advance, professional, expert tally course for gst accounting with tally. It is a part of rscfa course.
🙏Click to Watch All Videos on
👉CapitalGoods Purchase & Input Tax Credit Adjustment with GST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTsgpAO8VCQ
👉GST Accounting Entries in Tally Day by Day –
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlDtUyWdJwXWXAGj_W0peoAfenOKHeCYN
👉Click to Watch Basic Tally Accounting Video Day By Day-
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Do Large Asset Purchases Affect the Currency?
I get a lot of questions regarding large asset movements and how that affects the markets, a typical example of this is when one company buys another company; let’s say an American company is looking to purchase a UK company and subsequently does so.
The question relating to this then is, do such acquisitions affect currency prices? The answer to this question is yes it does and I’m going to explain how that happens and how you can use it to your advantage.
So, sticking to that example I mentioned initially, which was the purchase of a UK company by a US company, now generally on a scale like that the companies we are referring to are usually pretty big, the amounts are usually in their billions which of course is market moving.
When you get a large acquisition like that the process usually goes like this; the US company firstly has to exchange their USD for GBP, so that exchange is effectively like trading the GBPUSD currency pair in the volume of billions or hundreds of millions which is of course on such a grand scale is going to move the market.
This affects the Forex markets in two waves;
The first wave comes when the announcement is made; this is when the speculators get involved as they know when such a large acquisition is taking place that GBPUSD is eventually going to go up. So they will start buying GBP in anticipation of that fact, this in itself will push GBPUSD higher.
The second wave is of course when the investment actually happens and can sometimes be a gradual shift upward based on the value of the acquisition.
Effectively as Forex traders when you hear of this in the news you’re not late, as there is still plenty of opportunity to buy that currency pair and good opportunities to make some pips.

Inside the Asset Purchase Programme

Generally referred to as quantitative easing, or QE, the APP is one of the non-standard monetary policy measures the ECB has taken to address risky periods of low inflation.
Running since October 2014, the APP has been expanded over time in duration, size, and composition.
For this video, we visited the trading room to learn more about the programme and speak with ECB experts about why the APP is needed and how the ECB monitors its pass-through to financial markets and the real economy.
https://www.ecb.europa.eu
http://bit.ly/1PZKMrf

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Asset

In financial accounting, an asset is an economic resource. Anything tangible or intangible that can be owned or controlled to produce value and that is held to have positive economic value is considered an asset. Simply stated, assets represent value of ownership that can be converted into cash (although cash itself is also considered an asset).

The balance sheet of a firm records the monetary value of the assets owned by the firm. It is money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business. Two major asset classes are tangible assets and intangible assets. Tangible assets contain various subclasses, including current assets and fixed assets. Current assets include inventory, while fixed assets include such items as buildings and equipment.

Moving your assets entirely to cash or bonds will only ... Rather than hold onto cash-like assets that are guaranteed to lose purchasing power due to inflation, take the 4-5 percent returns Barclays asserts you'll see on average over time with a well-designed, moderate-risk portfolio....

Along the way, he purchased a non-competitive mobile operator in Japan and turned it into a cash producing machine returning multiple times its purchase price ... My analysis addresses each of SoftBank's major assets and its overall debt structure ... SoftBank is asset rich, but cash poor with debt servicing nearing a limit....

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Moving your assets entirely to cash or bonds will only ... Rather than hold onto cash-like assets that are guaranteed to lose purchasing power due to inflation, take the 4-5 percent returns Barclays asserts you'll see on average over time with a well-designed, moderate-risk portfolio....

Along the way, he purchased a non-competitive mobile operator in Japan and turned it into a cash producing machine returning multiple times its purchase price ... My analysis addresses each of SoftBank's major assets and its overall debt structure ... SoftBank is asset rich, but cash poor with debt servicing nearing a limit....

“Unlike actual assets such as stocks or gold, an index doesn’t have its own price, but displays a value representing the prices of underlying group of assets according to its own specific calculation methodology ... to set up custody for digital assets exposure to cryptocurrencies....

That said, there are differences between the deals (like in the Starwood case the employees from General Electric were absorbed by the buyer and assets were transferred over), so the likely outcome is that the purchase prices probably came in below the $1.5 billion figure....

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Bankruptcy Court in Delaware on Monday listed liabilities of more than $500 million and assets of more than $100 million, according to the filing ... “There is a risk that they may seek to cancel their orders, seek a return of their purchase deposits or purchase merchandise and ......

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